Dish-washing Machine (Patent No: 235135)

Inventor: Thomas, Edith R.

Location: Trochu

Comments: N/A

Description: Edith R. Thomas, Trochu, Alberta, Canada, 23rd October, 1923. Filed 22nd November, 1922. Serial No. 272,191.

Claim.—1. A diswashing machine comprising a main casing, supporting means for said main casing, a foraminous tank within said main casing, permanently fixed crossrods in said tank for supporting articles therein. an auxiliary foraminous tray within said main casing and resting in said tank, a cover for said main casing and means mounted on said main casing and extended therethrough to draw a cleansing liquid from the lower portion of said main casing and a rotary discharge for the liquid into the upper portion of said main casing for cleansing articles within said tank and said auxiliary tray.

2. A dishwasher machine comprising a main casing, supporting means for said main casing, foraminous article containing members within said main casing, permanently fixed crossrods in said members for supporting of articles therein, a removable cover for said main casing, a force pump mounted on said main casing, a pipe extended from said force pump into the lower portion of said main casing to withdraw a cleansing liquid from the same and a rotary discharge pipe extended from the said force pump to discharge the cleansing liquid in the upper portion of said main casing.

3. A dishwashing machine comprising a main casing, a supporting frame for said main casing, supporting legs for said main frame, said main casing having a concaved bottom, a drain cock depending from said bottom, a foraminous tank within said main casing, a supporting member for said tank, said tank having permanent transverse rods for supporting dishes in upright position within said tank, an auxiliary foraminous tray supported on said tank and depending threin to receive small articles to be washed, a removable cover for said main casing and means carried on said main casing to draw the cleansing liquid from the lower portion of said main casing and discharge the same through a rotary spray in the upper portion of said main casing above said auxiliary tray.

Claims allowed, 3.